On dating websites, men's profiles often contain statements like "I want a woman I can treat like a princess" and "I want to be your Prince Charming." These are examples of ________.

A) ambivalent sexism
B) neosexism
C) nonsexism
D) benevolent sexism

These statements are examples of benevolent sexism, a form of sexism that includes beliefs that women are pure, kind, and nurturing and require protection and special treatment from men. While these statements may seem flattering, they reinforce gender stereotypes and limit women's autonomy and agency.